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IlYCI TIlIfS ANn IGARFS.

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deooratiors over offered In tnis riy. we mn
abov, a largo n. s0r'ncnt OF FANCY I'll mn lrh
TOWELS. sCARFs. and TIDES FOR decorauon..S,'
Those who wish % secure some Of thcso 1res 80, !,
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choir aofarfirur euriy
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RICHMOND AID PETERSBURG RAILROAD COL
OFFICE or SECRETARY.
RlcHMOSD. VA. Noecm Der ~, ls''. }
NTOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEEI-
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r,nv viii he hold A. the Oiicr ~ the company.
corner Canal and Seventh streets, on L ESDAl
tho a9ih instant at ~ o'cl0rE W.
The hooks OF transfer Will BE- CLOSED from
the g3I instant until after he day OF meeting.
". ". YAKBINGiGN.
70 1Q-tl Ntcttidf!'
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CHORTHAND, TELEGRAPHY.

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Ladies regular made heavy hnickerhocker
HOSE ut lsc., coat 3d., 20 import At lJc. iuli
line of AL sizes ana all cJOrs Tor ladies ana chl-
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A LMANACS, 1883.

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la Per dozen, i2c; OF by mail .),.
Orders solicited. ,,.,,
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Gonulne FRENCH LADIES' CLOTH NJ only 81
n Yard Tor tho regular t2JOdualty. These Cio.hs
are steamed and shrunk, coz acluoOuy WIZ h0'
7 amt or shrfpx
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SWEET SOUVENIRS FOR FIVE
DAYS LONGER.
CLOAKS.

We are very busy u this depanmc'. aud no
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We are daily adding o. our Inc ol lanes
Misses and Ch.llrcns Garments, ana "e Holii
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NOTICE Do BUlLDLNs. ~.

The hook you need Is tb' AkCHIItCT AND
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PAGES ANO REFERENCE 49, Albert l.
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no ISL. 1uN hi'
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Rows extra heavy and extra length black Derby
ana 'Encft.h RIBBED ROSE. To- 9e, ri ll'.
When this loi is sold there will be no moro OF
.bofu unlar 50s urr urir
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MEETINGS.

RYvSTIC SHRINE, A. 4. o.
VI Noblcs OF tho MYSTIC SHRINE will a.
tend Tho ro.Inr meeting 70 be held az ~
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ter u. Isl, att O'Clock.
Bv order of the Grand Protc;ia'r,
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A. HUIZLER'S Sons,

we offer some special attractions this wooE DO
imported Dress Goods az prices lower thau ever
before known: among thcm
4O-inch Atwood sEBASTOrOL CLOTH o. 59'.,
formerly i5C.
81 inch Atwood SERGES Pr iO-.. formerly 6'.
i0inch Atwood PLAlDS. for combination SUITS,
at 5Oc., that were formerly as. ana q.
5i-inch wool CHECh-St illNG et co., worm 81
sG-inch halfwO0l CASHNkREo at Ice.
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These goods arc - bo Lad only I'm limited
quantities, AMI when slll cannot Doe replaced
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EDCCArION AL.

7 OCAL EXAMINATIONS FOR
n YOUTHS OF BOTH SEXES By THE
UNIVERSITY or VlNGiNIA.-rhe University
OF virginia Locals win be held nj different Centres
I'm Virginia aud elsewhere on the 26lH, gfTH, AND
2sTH DAYS OF ARM. IsSS. Ceriin At s given 10
all successful candidates. and twenty gold
medals awarded fordisaUguishcd noiit hose
interested will please apply Tor schedules tn
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ANOTHER BARGAIN.

Chfdren's double weight solid black, rcgu
made RIBBED ROSE, t. 81 10 &c.,, rldu'
f.s..r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-22
NOTES AND COMMENTS

William F. Chandler Is the Red
Shirt Of the American Sioux. Boston
Globe.
The Presidents mistake seing
promptly corrected BY himself. II Is
rather small business for newspapers
to attempt to make political capital out
Of it. N y. Independent.
Tpc Presidential boom OF Old
Solidity Allison. the Dubuque heavy
weight, may properly enough be de-
scribed As . contingent remainder.
That u, il il contingent upon Mr..
Blainc's having no use for his own
boom and handing the leavings Of II
to the Iowan. Mr.. Allison has no
present vested interest. but his expec-
tations are fine.--N. u Sun.
The rate at which New York
and Brooklyn Republicans are forsak.
ing that party and joining the De
mocracy, threatens TO depopulatc the
bloody shirt organization. The alb
surdity Of raking up issues that were
settled more than . quarter Of cent
ury ago. evidently does not meet the
approval Of the more intelligent adj
herants Of the party Of great moral
IDEAS "--Lockport IN. ~ Union.
The FairAilds, Tuttles. Hal.
steads and Forakers Of disunionism
might study, with profit, the words Of
Edmund Burke: because half dozen
grasshoppcrs under fern make the
field ring with their importunatc clink.
while thousands Of great cattle re-
posing beneath the shadow Of tho
British oak. chew the cud and are 81
lent. pray do not imagine that those
who make the noise are the only in
habitants 81 the field; that. Of course,
they are many in number; or. that,
after all. they are other than the little
shrivcled, meager. hopping. though
loud and troublesome. insects Of thu
hour. ALBANY IN. r. Ar0uA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-22

Weekly Weather-Crop Bulletin Issued ~
the signal Service. Indicating m I'm.
pvovement N Growing rrop& Grain and
Nav HsrvestIng Wen Advanced.
WASHINGTON. July 1.-The weather
crop bulletin. issued yesterday. says that
during the past week en- ling July . the
weather has been warmer than usual,
generally throughout the Northern States
and on the Pacific coast the average daily
excess being about deg. from New En-
Land westward 70 the Upper Miss sippi
valley. and about deg. on the Pacific
cast. II was cooler than usual through
ut the Southern States, and IN the cotton
~e1ion the dai1v average was about 8 deg
,elow the normal The excess OF tempera-
ure throughout the Northern States dur
~ the past two weeks and the cool
-eather n the Southern States during the
anne period leaves the average dsiiy
temperature FOR the season from January
10 July about normal the difference
~ the dai;v average from the normal
neing generally less than deg. through
" the agricultural regions
There hiss been an excess Of rainfall In
ne Southern States and thence north
ward 70 the lake region. including the
~ou-hern portions Of New England and
'he Middle Atlantic States. while there
has been lees than the usual amount II
rainfaIi In the States Of the Missouri val
ley. Numerous and abundant rains have
occurred In tho cotton region. and in that
rortion Of the corn region east Of the Mis-
-issippi. previously threatened with
'rourht For the season. from January
- July 2. the large deficiency Of rainfall
continues throughout the Southern
-sinfaIl during the past two weeks haa
greatly reduced the seasonal deficiency,
md. occurring a. the critical period. has
rrrbably affected. moss benencially, corn
nd cotton.
The weather generally during the pas'
week has greatly improved the condition
~ the growing cropA Both grain and
Ray harvesting are well advanced in ~
,xtreme northern portions Of the country
though n has been retarded In some sec
tons ~ severe local storms.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-22

'.well. old man. said travelling
man. $50 you've been 70 Europe.
How did you like ita''
''First-rate.
ANY adventurcs?''
NO. Nothing particular. only I'm
engaged"
''Engaged' TO foreign LADY,"
'.Ycs. She's native Of England"
s.How's her father fixcd?"
"vcry well. indeed In fact he's
what you'd call rich man. That.
however. was no consideration with
me. loved her for herself alone"
Certainly. l understand. For hci
sterling worth. ~ Merchant TrGrsisy
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-22

DErnoT5, Mich., July l0-It comes from
pointed % Bishop Dorgoss, resigned, -
d EIrope He vas graduated q Noun
o. nary'A Ennstssblre, u - and thsa
sdepssi ths professloa Or medicine. bat
sce.esiasticzi stndent q Urbsns college,
Rome. and VS. ordained . priest u l9o1
ne next year be w. made doctor q
6isinlly.f and became .vice-fecter Of ~
AnerSeas College q RonA afssrwnr9 -.
roazisg roctos
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-22

san EsAxcrsco. July ll.-Politics r.
ceived quite : shakeup By the recent
organisation Of The American party il
this State. n VS. looked upon q the
last state election o simply . 1evics
cnGiasered % beat the Republican candL
dassL IN this II succeeded b The mersss
chance. but ne novel principles attracted
q larger following than wss expected,
and there are strong indications Of :
healthy growth ofths new party. Bossisn
power n al future elections IN thil
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-22

Daring the lat year there has
been net gain Of $50 members in the
churches q the Irish Wesleyan Con.
ference. During the year 4l9 members
died, 4ss emigratcd. and "a ceased
to be members BY not attending The
weekly class-mectings.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-22

vafl0n- There are few reports or injury
from excessive moisture. and few Of
drought. Cotton worms are indicated in
very few localities
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-22

There 3 no mistaking the state
Of the National mind 30 far ~ al at
tcmpts 70 revive scctionalism are con-
ccrncd. The people will not have H.
Whether 1t II Sherman In Ohio. futile
in Iowa. Rosscr in Virginia or Fair
child in Wisconsin, svery effort to blow
the cmbers Of the old strife into q
flame ID received with general public
indifference that = simply chilling. -
Boston Globs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-22

Loxpox, July lathe feeling Of dis
content among the Tories, caused BY the
adherence OF the government 70 the bank
ruptcy clauses Of the Land bill II grow
ing daily. Lord Randolph Churchill
strcnuously opposes the clauses, and In
this course he a. seconded BY sunlcient
number o. prominent members Of the
government party 20 make II probable
that they will be withdrawn before the
bill gets into committee.
NJ Parncll and his leading colleagues
In the House will b. cnterta' ~ q ban.
Quct by the Liberal members y. the House
on The 30th inst, and there - movement
on foot 20 entertain n. Gladstone and
tho Parncilitcs u . grand white bait
feast q Greenwich.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-03-11
Agricultural Notes.

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The farmer who gets the most eggs,
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High farming is precisely like the
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TOL. XIII: NO. SO.

health having given sway. TIE fact is,
said he, Mr.. Blsine never enjoyed better
health in his life. Oh, yes, he talked
freely about the political out
look snd said he would accept
the nomination if offered him.
He is hot and will not De &C I've with
view Of securing the nomination, but
hopes that il nominated he will be elected.
In regsrd to the return Of Mr.. Blaine to
the United S5stes, DIR. Carnegie told my
informant that no late had been settled
upon, but that il was certain be would
not return before next year. Mr.. Blaine,
in our conversation, referred 90 the
political status Of New York, Ohio, Vir-
giuis and Maryland, and said that they
could undoubtedly be carried for the Be
public2ns by vigorous caGvass. Then
Mr. Carnegie added, on his own account,
there WAS nc doubt that Blaine was the
coming man, and il nominated he would
surely oe the next President.
THE ANARCHIST CASES.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-When the Su-
preme court opened ST noon Attorney
General Hunt stated that he hsd practi-
c4lly finished his argument when the
court adj burned yesterday, and would
not resume to-fsy, but would give way
TO MIR. Griunell. MIR GrinnelI spoke
forty five minutes, paying particular at
tentiOn 70 the composition Of the Jury.
Al the conclusion Grinnen said with re-
gard TO unreasonable search and seizure, he
did not desire and this was not the place
to apologize for anything that he had
done in the case. He believed, however.
that 1t had always been regarded as prop
er to deprive criminal of the instruments
Of his crimes, and to use such instrument
as evidence against him. 1t had been
done When the pistol was taken by force
from Assassin Guiteau, and if he remem-
bered rightly Gaiteau's papers
HAD BEEN SEIZED.
He rPcited the history Of bomb throw
ing in Chicago, and enumerated articles
suc1 as bombs, dynamite, etc, which be
lcrged TO Spies, LiDgg and Others Of the
anarchists and WHICH had been tskeE, rot
from their private houses, but from the
Arbei!er ZsituDg office, the headquarters
CT the anarchist party. He maintained
that the question was not how did these
articles get before the court, but what
they proved.
General Butler rose and objected TO The
latter part OF GirnnelrS argument, On the
ground that it went outside of the printed
word and brought in exIraneous matter
ia which no reference had before
bsen made, that this extraneous matter
must be popular with the court or It's in
! PRODUCTION would not be permitted. He
snd his associates hsd been taken by sur
/ prise, and he
MUST ASK MORE TIMEl
in order to go to the case fully and SHOW
/ the1 f&c.s stated by Mr.. GrinneIl were
nOs in the record If he SbDnif;
be wrong, he hoped that he should be
/ corrected by men,who did not advocate
and defend man-zlaying and property
| stealing. After revie Wing the circum-
| stances OF tue II 1ymarket tragedy General
| Butler proceeded to the consideration of
| LInntiro,od a, Llna,.th ru.n